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Holmes wanted the gathered dress in printed chiffon — perfect to drop off daughter Suri at school, she said — while Yang eyed the black raffia shorts suit.
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Voters may register at the Circuit Clerk's Office in the Oktibbeha County Courthouse Annex 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays through Oct. 1. The office will be open from 8 a.m. to noon Oct. 2 for a final registration opportunity.
State law mandates that voters be registered at least 30 days prior to an election.
"This office is once again recognizing September as 'Voter Awareness Month.' Residents who have recently moved to the county and are not registered voters have until Oct. 2 at noon to register in the clerk's office or one can obtain a mail-in voter registration form and will be registered using this form as long as it is postmarked to our office by Oct. 2," said Circuit Clerk Angie McGinnis.
Those voters needing to update their registration information for a name or address change are also encouraged also do so at the Circuit Clerk's Office by Oct. 2, McGinnis said.
"Since we live in a time when technology is the name of the game, one sometimes assumes that if they change their address at the post office, tax office or other places that this also affects their voter registration record but this is not the case so add your voter registration to the list of things to be done when you have a move or a name change," McGinnis said.
Numerous groups have asked about conducting voter registration drives in recent weeks, McGinnis said. All forms must be turned in by Oct. 2, she said.
"We have had a lot of inquiries from different groups about voter registration drives and we have referred them to http://www.oktibbehacountyms.org where they can follow the links to the Mississippi Secretary of State's website to obtain copies of mail in voter registration forms and other important information regarding elections," said McGinnis.
On the ballot locally are two races (District 2 and At-Large) for the Oktibbeha County School District Board of Trustees, as well as those Circuit Court and Chancery Court judge and for the U.S. House of Representatives.
Because only a few races are on the ballot, voter turnout is traditionally slim across the county, McGinnis said. The June 1 primary elections — in which only 546 of the county's 24,825 active registered voters went to the poll — is a prime example, McGinnis said.
"I would like to see Oktibbeha County break that low voter turnout record and show the rest of the state we care about all elections," McGinnis said.
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The ballot for the Nov. 2 general election is still being finalized at the state level, so absentee ballots will be ordered as soon as election officials in the Secretary of State's Office finish making final modifications, McGinnis said.
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$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$Of all the developments that I have witnessed in the genealogy world in last three decades, the most profound change has been the evolution of family history researchers into a commercial consumer group. We are now a target audience, a market segment--in short, customers. When I began serious genealogy research thirty years ago, my biggest budget items were notepads and stamps, plus an occasional long distance telephone bill. Now I have a huge genealogy budget, with "big ticket items," such as my online database subscriptions, costing hundreds each year. Throw in a research trip to Ireland every few years, annual dues to a few organizations, upgraded computer programs, DNA testing, webinars, and attendance fees at a conference or two, and genealogy becomes a very expensive undertaking.
The rising costs are a problem in more than a budgeting sense. I am at the point where my budget now has an effect on my research. With many churches and online sites now charging for record requests, I have to weigh the costs of what records I request and when. I have poured so much money into the "pay per retrieved record" sites that I no longer go on "fishing expeditions." I miss my fishing expeditions, and my research has suffered. While casting a wide research net did not always catch an ancestor, some of my "dead end" searches have been very valuable in weeding out red herring ancestors and false leads. But if I am spending this much money, I want hits, not misses.
I do understand the work and funds involved in researching records, especially for church secretaries with other pressing duties. I know that placing records online costs time and money. But what makes me angry is that I believe that novice family historians are affected adversely by the marketing methods of some genealogy suppliers.
Current advertising campaigns entice genealogy consumers by stressing either 1) how easy genealogy is if you use their services or join their organization, or 2) how hard genealogy is without their aid. I am not targeting commercial sites, I have found some bothersome marketing slogans used by groups, organizations, and even individuals.
The result is often off-putting for people who might otherwise pursue their family history. I've had more than one researcher tell me, "I went to so-and-so's talk, and he made genealogy sound so hard. I can't do it myself, and I don't have the money to hire someone (or join the organization or buy a computer product, etc.)."
But what bothers me the most is the marketing that promises ease--if you subscribe to the site or you use a service, finding your ancestors is as easy as paying the fee. I've had multiple instances of persons handing me census returns, family trees, and church records of individuals who are not their ancestors.
"But I paid for this!" "I did a search for 'John Magee' and this was the number one result!" "But this stuff was online, and I followed the bells and whistles as instructed!" "Someone in Ireland looked this up for me!"
I have had a very hard time convincing most of these people that the "research" was plain wrong, and that their money was wasted.
Contrary to modern marketing slogans, a family historian DOES have to know a few things about his or her ancestors before conducting research. We have to know enough facts about our family history to determine whether the results we obtain are truly those of our ancestors. We have to use our brains and our knowledge of record sources and family history to determine if a "hit" is a record of our ancestor's. So far, I know of no search engine or algorithm that can perform that function for us.
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So today was Kate's evaluation.
Nothing really new to report there. She's...Kate.
We're planning on getting her started in school as soon as possible, which looks like October 3rd. Awesomesauce.
Then we had to talk about money.
School: 15k/year
Not terrible for a private school, a little over 1k a month. Fortunately for us, the McKay Scholarship for Students with Disabilities will most likely cover most of that.
Therapy: 4k...per month
Ouch. They recommended 4.5 hours per day for Kate (we were expecting 5). Let's round up to 5 per day. Multiply that by 5 days, 25 hours per week. Approximately 4 weeks in a month, that's 100 hours per month. (No, I'm not going to use SQL to do the math this time). ABA therapy is approximately $45 per hour. That by the way is way cheaper than what we're paying for an in-home therapist for 6-7 hours per week.
Me: "Doesn't the McKay Scholarship cover some of that?"
School: "No, the McKay Scholarship covers tuition for school, not therapy"
Me: "But..."
School: "I know..."
Fun huh? It covers her school, i.e. getting her ready for the real world...but in order for her to be ready for the real world, she needs to be, I don't know, potty trained?
A cursory examination of our policy revealed that Kate's ABA therapy will be covered, somewhat. 80%. That's awesome right?!
Up to $15k per year.
That means that from May through December...it'll be a load of fun.
We'll figure out a way of course...Kris is awesome at bureaucracy...or wading through it.
The hard part, for us anyway, is that so many people think that this is all free. I wish it were.
I tend towards the libertarian side of things, politically speaking, but there has to be help for those that can't help themselves doesn't there? I saw a Dennis Miller comedy show fairly recently and he said something along the lines of "fuck the clueless and help the helpless." I like that. Kate's not helpless of course, she has us (and you) as advocates for her...WTF?!
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
katezilla: 7.62
2 comments:
- bex said...
Yikes... is moving to a more enlightened state an option? I hear Vermont is implementing single-payer care.
- September 21, 2011 at 9:21 PM
- oraclenerd said...
that's a touchy subject in our household. :)
doubtful though, we have a lot of family in the area. my parents are here in tampa and her parents and brother are just 2 hours north in gainesville.
i could live anywhere, but kris...it can never go below 70 degrees or she'll freeze to death. i can't have that.
- September 21, 2011 at 10:05 PM
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Sooji Halwa is a very popular sweet dish all over India and is made on religious occasions, as parsad (offering to God). After prayer Halwa is served to devotees as a blessing.
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As part of our work on The Hill we took two walking tours of Easton. The first was lead by Professor Dale Green of Morgan State University based on his research on The Hill neighborhood and the second was given by one of the docents at the Historical Society of Talbot County. Both tours showed a very different side of Easton. While one exclusively discussing the African American community on The Hill and the other discussed almost exclusively the White neighborhood. Both had very long and rich histories right alongside each other yet, ironically, neither tour mentioned the other community.
The work of Archaeology in Annapolis in conjunction with Professor Green's research on The Hill is to further investigate and uncover the lives of freed African Americans who lived on the Hill in the early 1800s. This work is not only for the benefit of the community on The Hill whose members have been working with Professor Green on his research, or for the historic preservation of the neighborhood, but for the study of history of life in early 19th century America. Often history neglects the lives of minorities, but though ignored by history, they had a significant role in shaping the cultural landscape that we know today. Archaeology therefore, can be used to reshape old assumptions and understandings by providing a hands on look at the history and tell us a more accurate story of a blended and complex cultural past.


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Ever since there have been trucksand mud, people have been combiningthe two for sport and recreation.This year's Balloonfest is no exception.On Saturday, October 22, thePoteau Balloonfest will play host toAMMP Motorsports' Third AnnualRumble on the River mud race. Theevent features the top ten mud racersin the United States tearing throughfour different 300-foot-long mud pitsincluding "The Swamp Pit", a sixfoot deep mud pit that has neverbefore been bested. The Swamp Pitat the Poteau Balloonfest is only thethird such pit constructed for professionalcompetition and any driverwho successfully clears it will win$750 cash on the spot. Thanks to thegenerous sponsors of the PoteauBalloonfest, the purse for the overallwinner of the competition is $5,000.Also, as an added bonus to thecompetition, children 7 years old andunder can compete in the Little Tikespowerwheel mud races. There's noentry fee for children and the winnertakes home a $100 purse."None of this could be possiblewithout the help of our many sponsors,the city of Poteau, and our volunteers."said Poteau Chamber ofCommerce CEO Karen Wages.For more information on the mudraces, Balloonfest, or to purchasearmbands or t-shirts, call the PoteauChamber of Commerce at (918) 647-9178.


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The Andrew Jackson Volunteers golf team added another jewel to their Region IV-AA links crown.
The Vols notched their fourth straight region golf championship, posting a two-day 619 (300-319) to win the Region IV-AA golf tournament at the Lancaster Golf Club.
AJ senior Caleb Brown, who has signed to play golf at Spartanburg Methodist College, led the 37-3 Vols with a 148 (75-73) on Thursday.
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Heads-up Hannah Boone scored the winning run as Buford notched a tough 1-0 win over Chesnee High School in the Class AA Upper State championship softball series.
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A throwing error allowed Boone to reach and she dashed to second on the throwing error.
The Lady Eagles' first baseman, in hopes of getting Boone, threw wildly to the CHS second baseman and the ball got by the Chesnee outfielders and an alert Boone dashed home with the winning run.
The Lancaster Lady Bruins softball team bounced back to keep alive their Class AAA playoff hopes.
Lancaster, unbeaten in the double-elimination Class AAA Upper State District II softball playoffs, needed one win to advance to the Class AAA Upstate title series on Friday when the LHS girls faced Wren High of Piedmont at home.
Wren denied the Lady Bruins with a 6-2 win, but the resilient Lady Bruins responded with a 5-1 victory over the Lady Hurricanes.
INDIAN LAND – Indian Land High School senior track standout Kace Faulkner is throwing his future to Coker College.
Faulkner, a two-time Region IV-AA shot put and discus champion for the Warriors, is going to the Hartsville school to continue his education and track career.
Faulkner made his choice official last Friday when he signed with the Cobras in the ILHS media center.
The Buford Lady Jackets blitzed Strom Thurmond High, rolling to a 10-0 home win over the Lady Rebels in five innings Wednesday to win the Class AA Upper State District IV softball championship.
BHS, 19-4, advances to face Chesnee in the opening round of the Class AA Upstate title series tonight at 6.
Buford banged out 13 hits and Lady Jackets' ace hurler Sydney Sullivan hurled a one-hitter and struck out 10 STHS batters. Sullivan aided her cause with a RBI.
Morgan Deese had a stellar night at the plate with three hits, including a solo home run.
Lancaster High School had a mixed bag on the pitch Tuesday night at Memorial Stadium.
The Region III-AAA champion LHS boys advanced in the Class AAA Upper State playoffs, rallying for a 2-1 win over Wren.
The news wasn't as good for the LHS girls, who also won the region, but dropped a 2-1 overtime loss to Daniel of Clemson.
In the boys match, Wren took a 1-0 halftime lead, but the Bruins responded on a pair of Zeke Williams goals.
Williams connected on a free kick from 20 yards out and later scored on a penalty kick.
Camden's John Bailey squeezed home the winning run to spark the host Bulldogs to a 6-5 elimination game win over Lancaster in the Class AAA Upper State District I baseball playoffs on Wednesday at Legion field in Camden.
Bailey had three hits on the night for the Dogs.
Camden's game-winning rally came after Lancaster, down 5-3, rallied to score twice to tie the game at 5-all after six innings.
Austin Catoe's clutch two-run single tied the game at 5.
LHS built an early 3-0 edge, but CHS, 19-8, rallied to tie the game.
Lancaster High School posted two Region III-AAA track titles at the region meet at Broome High School on April 27-28.
Zariah Watts, a LHS freshman, ran a 1:00.48 to win the 400 meters.
The boys 4 x 400 meters relay won the region title with a 3:30.49. The team included junior Nigel McCullom, sophomores Fred Thompson and Dontavius Blair along with freshman Kendrick Thompson. The team alternates are Richard Sowell and Desmond Stowers.
The Lancaster High Lady Bruins, 18-5 on the season, remained unbeaten in the Class AAA Upper State District II softball playoffs with a 7-4 road win over Blue Ridge at the Tigers' field on Monday.
Lancaster built a 4-3 lead through the top of the seventh when LHS ignited for three key runs for the win.
Jada Ames singled home a run and Summer Clinton drilled a two-run double to give LHS a 7-3 edge.
The Lancaster Bruins stayed alive in the Class AAA District I baseball playoffs, taking a 5-2 road win over Emerald of Greenwood on Monday.
The Bruins, 11-9, ignited for four runs in the first inning and stayed in control for the three-run win over the host Vikings.
Raul Garcia-Mora went the distance, tossing a four-hitter and fanning four. He allowed two runs and a walk.
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The view of stepfamilies has changed in recent years from that of a �broken� family to that of a �blended� family. Both therapists who counsel stepfamilies and the members of the stepfamilies themselves use the newer terminology as a guide to a fresh view of themselves as an entity different from the one they had known before, one that is full of endless possibilities. The success of any reconstituted family is greatly enhanced when family members are able to identify the new family system as a dynamic, evolving work-in-progress, one that moves in fits and starts, and one in which problems are understood to be opportunities for growth and learning.
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Sadness and loss, a history interrupted, changes in residence or schools, fear of the unknown, feeling unheard or misunderstood, anger, and denial are some of the issues and feelings explored in therapy with blended families and individuals within blended families. Family members need to learn and experience the reality that expressing their feelings more often enhances rather than jeopardizes these new relationships. They eventually realize that the energy they put into hiding, discounting or inappropriately acting-out their feelings could be better channeled into discussion and relationship-building.Date published: 4/25/00
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A foot pursuit of a theft suspect led to a grisly discovery by Big Spring police early Sunday afternoon, as they found the decomposed remains of an unidentified male.Police were called to the Walmart Supercenter just after noon Sunday in reference to a theft."Upon arrival, officers became involved in a foot chase with the female suspect," said Sgt. Tony Everett, public information officer for the Big Spring Police Department.The suspect fled into the ravine area just south of the Walmart, before she was apprehended roughly 300 yards southeast of the store. That's when police discovered the body."Upon searching the area where the arrest was conducted, officers also located the decomposing remains of a male subject," Everett said. "Investigators were notified and responded (but) due to the state of the remains, officers were unable to positively identify the victim."An autopsy of the victim was ordered by Justice of the Peace Quail Dobbs. Everett said the cause of the man's death and how long his body had been in the ravine has not been determined.The theft suspect, identified as Misty Clayton, 32, faces multiple charges, Everett said."During the investigation into the unattended death, it was found that the female suspect … had also stolen property from the pocket of the victim (as officers approached)," he said.Clayton was arrested and charged with theft, evading arrest and theft from a corpse. She was booked into the Howard County Detention Center, pending arraignment.Contact Staff Writer Steve Reagan at 263-7331 ext. 235 or by e-mail at email@example.com


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Interested in using documentaries or footage of historic events like the Army-McCarthy hearings in your classroom? Be sure to check out our guide to teaching with historical film clips! Divided into elementary, middle, and high school examples, this guide helps teach students to analyze historical footage and documentaries. The guide also features a list of open-access film archives with historical footage.
Tenement Life
In this lesson plan from the Tenement House Museum, students learn about the life of Victoria Confino, an immigrant girl in New York City. Victoria's report card, her father's passport, a family photo, and a postcard help students discover clues about her life and family. The site also includes links to an interactive game and a virtual tour of the Tenement House Museum. Learn more.
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Uses of Isotret Capsule
Isotret 20 mg Capsule is used in the treatment of acne.
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Side Effects of Isotret are Anemia (low number of red blood cells), Low blood platelets, Eyelid inflammation, Conjunctivitis, Dry eye, Eye irritation, Dry skin, Dermatitis, Exfoliative dermatitis, Itching, Increased liver enzymes.
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Isotret 20 mg Capsule works by slowing the production of certain natural substances that can cause acne.
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- Use sunscreen to protect skin from sunlight and UV rays (like sunlamps or tanning beds) while on isotretinoin treatment.
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Taking isotretinoin with alcohol may have unpleasant side effects such as fast heartbeats, warmth or redness under your skin, tingly feeling, nausea, and vomiting.
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Fleas seem to multiply by literal leaps and bounds in the summer, but they can thrive whenever weather temperatures rise and are known as a year-round problem in areas with warm climates. "Fleas can also survive very harsh winters in protected places like barns, garages and houses," says Michael Paul, DVM, executive director of the Companion Animal Parasite Council. Fleas live in a cat's fur and bite the skin, causing your cat to scratch and lick itself more than usual. When ingested, fleas can transmit tapeworms, another parasite. White sections of a tapeworm can be seen around your cat's backside or in your cat's bed.
If you notice fleas, talk to your veterinarian about how to safely use flea-killing products. Treat any other pets in the house as well, since the fleas can jump from pet to pet. Clean all rugs, bed covers and other areas where your cat sleeps. If your cat has tapeworms, your veterinarian will most likely recommend that you get rid of the fleas first. He or she will then give your cat a treatment that will kill the tapeworms.
Guarding Against Giardia
Unlike tapeworms, giardia is a one-celled parasite that cats can pick up from damp ground or the feces of another infected animal. "The main symptoms are diarrhea and vomiting," says Charles Cohen, DVM, of the Sherman Oaks Veterinary Group in Sherman Oaks, Calif., who notes that giardia is far more common in Western states than in the East. Your vet can determine if your cat has picked up this parasite by examining a stool sample. Some cats require several rounds of medication to get rid of the parasite, says Dr. Cohen.
Getting Rid of Roundworms
Cats can pick up roundworms in the egg stage by eating an infected rodent, which is one reason why veterinarians recommend keeping cats indoors. Cats can also get it from warm soil. The dirt transfer happens when the eggs wind up on a cat's fur, and the feline could then ingest them while grooming. Kittens may become infected when nursing from an infected mother cat. The eggs will then hatch in the victim's intestinal system and migrate to other organs.
Roundworms can cause diarrhea and vomiting, and may give your cat a pot-bellied appearance. Examination of a feces sample will help your veterinarian confirm whether or not your cat has roundworms. Since this parasite can be transmitted to humans, you must wash your hands after handling feces and keep children from playing in areas where animals do their business.
Heartworm Heartbreak
Heartworm larvae enter a cat's blood through a bite from infected mosquitoes, which proliferate in the warm and humid days of summer. The larvae can then migrate to a cat's heart or lungs. Coughing, difficulty breathing, vomiting and weight loss are all symptoms of potentially fatal heartworm infection. Your veterinarian may need to conduct tests to find out for sure if your cat has heartworms. Although extra vigilance is required in the spring and summer, year-round treatment, under the guidance of your veterinarian, is key. "Heartworm preventives keep heartworms that are transmitted by mosquitoes from maturing to the next stage when they begin to develop into adult worms," says Dr. Paul.
Ticked Off
Although ticks pose a more common problem for dogs, they also prey on cats and humans. Prevalent during the warm months, ticks are particularly prone to be around forested areas. These tiny, dark parasites crawl onto a cat, bury their heads into the skin, and expand as they take in the victim's blood. They are visible to the eye, so check your cat's fur regularly for ticks all summer. Ticks can carry Lyme disease, which can be a serious health threat to humans, but less so for cats. If you see a tick on your cat, visit your veterinarian so he or she can remove it. You can pull it out yourself with tweezers, but be sure to remove the head of the tick; otherwise the tick bite could become infected.
Hookworm Heave-ho
Too small to be visible, hookworms enter a cat's body as larvae picked up from the soil. They can then penetrate the cat's skin, as well as your own. From that point, they may migrate to the victim's lungs and intestines. The main symptom of an infected cat is dark stools. Fortunately, hookworms are easy for veterinarians to diagnose and treat.
Even though many parasites proliferate in the summer, most are a year-round reality. "Parasites are not generally the seasonal problem people think they are," says Dr. Paul. This means that you should talk to your veterinarian about preventive medications and practices before and after summer rolls around. Tell your veterinarian if you plan to take your cat on vacation, especially if it's a destination where different parasites may be more common, says Dr. Cohen.
In order to fully protect your cat, make these seven steps a part of your everyday routine:
Clean your cat's litter box regularly.
Pay attention to your cat's behavior, appetite or appearance, and visit the veterinarian if you notice any changes.
Take kittens to the vet for deworming and related medications.
Take your adult cat to the veterinarian at least once a year for checkups, fecal exams and parasite preventive medication.
Prevent your cat from hunting mice or other wild animals. Keeping your cat indoors at all times is optimal.
Never allow your cat to come into contact with the feces of other animals. For multi-cat households, provide one or more large (18-inch by 14-inch, approximately) litter boxes.
Wash your hands well after contact with a pet's feces.
Dwelling on parasites can ruin any summertime daydream, but don't put these pesky bugs out of your mind. With proper safeguarding, these potentially deadly, unwanted guests will choose to vacation somewhere else this summer!
Elizabeth Parker has written for The Boston Globe, Shape, Glamour, Viv and many other publications. She is co-author of Heeling Your Inner Dog: A Self-Whelp Book (Times Books) and currently lives in Los Angeles with her husband, son, cat and two rabbits.
mary lou grenier says: my cat has scratched her self bloodie raw. this has gone on for over a month. i have had her to vet, but med. doesn't work. her fur is not mange, but scratched off and skin bloody raw.
ray says: my cat is going bald and losing wiegt i have two other cats are ok
scott kamp says: I have a 5 month old kitten who was diagnosed with giardia, and is now being treated for 2 days. However I noticed that when I turn the kitten over I can see 1 black bug that appears to be moving under his skin, and the disappears. It appears to go deaper. Can this be in his stomach, or what can this be.
MaryEllen says: Our home is on a conservation area & one evening my kidsnoticed this kitten (3mnths or so) in our yard. They let her in because there was a much larger cat ready to attack her. needless to say we now have a pet. She didn't appear to have any health problems however she has in the past few days had a swelling on one side of her face.I don't know what it could be. Any ideas?
Beatrice Willis says: Somtimes my cat can't make any voice sounds, when he sometimes try to meow, no sound comes out. He has to keep trying and finally the sound comes out. Could anything be wrong with his throat? He is 11yrs.
Debbie says: What your husband squeezed out was a warble. A warble is fly larvae. I just had a 3 week old kitten at the vet for the very same thing, only it was in it's neck. The vet removed it and put the kitten on antibiotics.
bella90841414 says: it is probably a round worm or tape worm star worming you cat regulary
Carol Preece says: My cat is about 3 or 4 months old and we found this hole in it's side. My husband squeezed out a worm like thing that looks like a grub worm but smaller. What is this awful thing? How can it be prevented from happening again?
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VALDOSTA, Ga. – The Carson-Newman Eagles (9-3) fell to the Valdosta State Blazers (10-2) by a score of 48-26 in the quarterfinals of the 2012 NCAA Division II Football Championship at Bazemore-Hyder Stadium on Saturday afternoon.
After leading 20-14 at halftime, the Eagles were outscored 34-6 in the second half as the Blazers clinched a berth into the national semifinals with the victory.
"We fought hard," said Carson-Newman head coach Ken Sparks. "We've got a group of kids that have great heart. We're not as good as a lot of teams in the country in 'inches and pounds' but we've got a lot of heart. I'm really proud of these guys and what they accomplished this year."
After Carson-Newman's first drive ended with a Curt Duncan (Morristown, Tenn.) 27-yard field goal, Valdosta State scored a pair of rushing touchdowns to lead 14-3 at the end of the first quarter.
The Eagles grabbed the momentum in the second half with a 15-play, 97-yard drive that ended in a one-yard touchdown rush for Andy HIbbett (Corryton, Tenn.) to cut the Blazer lead to 14-10 with 7:11 left in the quarter. After the Eagles forced Valdosta State to go three-and-out on the next drive, Brandon Baker (Miami, Fla.) rushed for a 32-yard touchdown run on Carson-Newman's first play of the drive to give the Eagles a 17-14 advantage with 5:44 left before halftime.
Valdosta State's next drive ended when Carson-Newman's Issac Kinley (Johnson City, Tenn.) intercepted a Cayden Cochran pass and returned it to the Blazer 22-yard line. Duncan added his second field goal of the half to give the Eagles a 20-14 lead with 3:27 before halftime. Carson-Newman maintained that lead after a goal-line stand, holding off the Blazers on a fourth and goal at the one-yard line, giving the Eagles a six-point halftime advantage.
In the third quarter, the first Eagle drive ended in Duncan's longest field goal of the day, a 42-yard kick that put the lead at 23-14. Cochran connected with Seantavious Jones on a 37-yard touchdown pass for Valdosta State that ended Carson-Newman's 20-0 run and cut the Eagle lead to 23-21. Carson-Newman's next drive ended in Duncan's fourth field goal from 22 yards out to put the lead at 26-21 with 8:09 left in the third quarter.
Duncan's field goal would be the last points of the day for Carson-Newman. The Blazers took the lead on their next drive with Cochran completing a 20-yard touchdown pass to Chris Anderson to give Valdosta a 28-26 lead.
Early in the fourth quarter, the Blazers extended their advantage with a Cedric O'Neal three-yard touchdown rush, yet the point-after attempt was no good, putting the score at 34-26 with 11:50 remaining in the game. After the Eagles could not convert on third and nine on their next drive, Carson-Newman attempted a fake punt with a direct snap to Hibbett, yet he was stopped for a one yard gain to give the ball back to Valdosta at the Carson-Newman 32 yard line.
Despite the short field, the Carson-Newman stood tall on defense for the next three plays before Valdosta State chose to go for the first down on fourth and seven. The Eagles had a strong pass rush on Cochran, but he scrambled and hit an open Quin Roberson in the endzone for a 29-yard touchdown pass that would give the Blazers a 41-26 lead with just over eight minutes remaining.
The Blazers added their final touchdown on their next drive when O'Neal rushed for a 16-yard touchdown to put the score at 48-26, which would be the final score.
Carson-Newman rushed the ball for 362 on offense, while completing two passed for 30 yards through the air, accumulating in 392 yards of total offense. Baker led all Eagle rushers with 155 yards on the ground and a touchdown. Tyron Douglas (Clover, S.C.) carried the ball 14 times for 124 yards, averaging 8.9 yards per carry.
Quarterback Brandon Haywood (Rockmart, Ga.) gained 42 yards on the ground, and was 2-of-9 passing for 30 yards. Cornerback Oliver Davis (Acworth, Ga.) led Carson-Newman's defense with seven tackles, with all stops
The 2012 season ends with a 9-3 record for the Eagles. After beginning the season 2-2, Carson-Newman went on a seven-game winning-streak before Saturday's loss to Valdosta State in the national quarterfinals. This is the furthest the Eagles have gone in the postseason since 2009 when Carson-Newman advanced to the national semifinals.
For all the latest information on the Carson-Newman football program, log onto www.cneagles.com for news and features throughout the offseason, including spring practice which will begin in mid-February.


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In 2012, autism dominated headlines as never before. Public awareness skyrocketed with new updates on autism's estimated prevalence (1 in 88) and costs to society ($137 billion per year nationally). Controversy roiled around proposed changes to how autism spectrum disorder (ASD) will be diagnosed in the years ahead.
Behind the headlines – or at least off the front page – the field of autism research experienced a significant growth in the number of publications and scientists entering the field. In recent years, the field has drawn hundreds of talented scientists from other areas of science. In 2012, we saw many of these teams publishing important findings that confirmed and built on the pioneering discoveries of previous years.
We think you'll see this growth on the pages of this, our fourth annual "Top Ten" report. Instead of isolated breakthroughs, many of this year's top advances represent broad progress in areas of autism science and involve multiple research teams at sites across the nation and the world.
Some of these advances helped solidify relatively new fields of autism research such as environmental science and translational research. We saw a deeper understanding of possible links between environmental exposures, genetic vulnerability and autism risk. We saw real progress in safely moving promising medicines out of the laboratory and into clinical trials.
The year likewise brought progress in more established areas of autism science, including genetics and behavioral therapies. This included evidence that intensive early intervention can change autism's underlying brain biology and new insights into the complexity of autism genetics. Some of these genetic discoveries also held promise for identifying new targets for treating autism's core symptoms.
As always, our choice of the year's most important advances in autism research was guided by the expertise and perspective of Autism Speaks dedicated Scientific Advisory Committee and its science department leadership. In no way is it meant to be exhaustive.
We hope you'll enjoy this update. It represents a step forward in a process that we hope to accelerate through our research funding at Autism Speaks.
Table of Contents
(Order does not imply relative importance.)
1. CDC Revises Estimate of Autism Prevalence: 1 in 88
2. Field Trials Suggest New Criteria for Diagnosing Autism 'Reliable'
3. Deeper Understanding of Link between Chemical Pollutants and Autism
4. Hundreds of Tiny Mutations Linked to Autism
5. Insights into Immune Changes & Autism
6. Discovery of Pre-symptom Marker of Autism
7. Early Intervention Program Alters Brain Activity in Children with Autism
8. Peer Training Outperforms Traditional Autism Interventions
9. Arbaclofen Shows Promise for Treating Core Symptoms of Autism
10. Mounting Evidence of Critical Need for Adult Transition Support
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The new Internet "boom" doesn't live up to its name.
Newsweek's April 3 cover story finally gives checkout-stand placement to "Web 2.0," everyone's favorite new tech buzzword. You've probably seen the phrase before—in the blogosphere, in the New York Times' coverage of dot-com executives seeking a second act, or in Wired'sprofile of Tim O'Reilly, the tech publisher who envisions a Net that entices us to contribute as well as consume. But like its predecessors, the Newsweek story pussyfoots around the most important question about Web 2.0: What the hell is it?
O'Reilly began touting the phrase in 2003. But even the man who holds an annual Web 2.0 Conference runs into trouble when pressed for a snappy, dictionary-style definition:
Web 2.0 is the network as platform, spanning all connected devices; Web 2.0 applications are those that make the most of the intrinsic advantages of that platform: delivering software as a continually-updated service that gets better the more people use it, consuming and remixing data from multiple sources, including individual users, while providing their own data and services in a form that allows remixing by others, creating network effects through an "architecture of participation," and going beyond the page metaphor of Web 1.0 to deliver rich user experiences.
Got all that?
The problem isn't O'Reilly's hard-to-understand enthusiasm. It's that other people use Web 2.0 to mean different, often conflicting things. There are at least three incompatible definitions floating around. For O'Reilly, Web 2.0 is a mishmash of tools and sites that foster collaboration and participation. Flickr, YouTube, MySpace, Wikipedia, and the entire blogosphere are examples. You don't buy stuff from them—you use them to share digital assets and link up with other people. Podcasting is a Web 2.0 technology, because it's almost as easy to create a podcast as to listen to one. The more time you put into a Web 2.0 site—tagging photos, posting comments, editing wiki entries—the better it works for everyone. One blogger wisecracked that, like Soylent Green, "Web 2.0 is made of people!"
Web developers use Web 2.0 a second way, to refer to the software and languages used to build the gee-whiz features of these sites. Ajax, tag clouds, and wikis are basic components of many collaborative sites. In general, Web 2.0 tools are free, easy to master, and easy to interconnect. Google Maps + Wikipedia = Placeopedia! But the definition runs aground when Web 2.0 technologies power Gap.com, an impressive but collaboration-free shopping experience. "Ajax without participation doesn't make for Web 2.0," O'Reilly explained to me. A pitch-weary investor told Newsweek, "When people say to me it's a Web 2.0 application, I want to puke."
A third definition gets thrown around in Silicon Valley. A "Web 2.0 play" is a bid to make money by funding a bring-your-own-content site. It's a long-shot but low-risk investment that could become the next Google. Or at least the next thing Google buys. No warehouses full of inventory, no sprawling staff, no NASA-grade supply chain management systems. Dodgeball and Digg are good examples of popular sites started on a shoestring.Google snapped up Dodgeball last year; Digg's imminent acquisition is a foregone conclusion among valley wags. Newsweek quotes a Yahoo! exec on why they bought Flickr: "With less than 10 people on the payroll, they had millions of users generating content. That's a neat trick." But buyout-hungry entrepreneurs now slap the 2.0 moniker willy-nilly on mobile services and browser applications that are neither built on Ajax nor made of people.
Beyond that, publicists and self-promoters invoke Web 2.0 whenever they want to tag something as new, cool, and undiscovered—"This could be a big story for you, Paul!" That kind of hucksterism is what sends editors reaching for their red pens. Prior to Newsweek's feature, the term "Web 2.0" only appeared in national publications wrapped in protective quote marksor cordoned off behind phrases like "what some in Silicon Valley are calling." Before Newsweek released the word, Kong-like, from its restraining quotes, they braced readers with a long disclaimer: "The generic term for this movement, especially among the hundreds of new companies jamming the waiting rooms of venture-capital offices, is Web 2.0, but that's misleading. …"
The salesmanship that surrounds Web 2.0 is the key to understanding what the phrase really means. The new generation of dot-com entrepreneurs confers 2.0 status upon everything because they missed out on the boom times of Web 1.0. They want a new round of buzz and bling for themselves, and who can blame them? Crawling your way up the ladder at eBay is the loser track. A winner creates eBay 2.0. And they're right to be stoked about the Web again. Investors are emerging from hibernation, tech jobs are coming back from Bangalore, and online services have evolved to the point where Wired'smost preposterous scenarios from 10 years ago now look mundane.
But there's no way this bubble—if there is a new bubble—will be anything like the last one. No one will forecast that the Dow will reach 30,000. (Well, almost no one.) No one will claim that Web 2.0 makes the concept of the nation-state obsolete. And no matter how much money everyone makes, no one will throw a $10 million launch party for at least the next 50 years.
The only way that 2.0 fits the current Web is if you use the original meaning. It's a technology upgrade, one that finally does what they'd said version 1.0 would do. For a contrived neologism, at least it's catchy. Compare Web 2.0 to other attempts to brand the zeitgeist: "Do It Together," "The Read/Write Web," "Small Pieces, Loosely Joined," or Newsweek's pick, "the Living Web." Imagine asking your boss for $3,000 to go to the Living Web Conference.
Still, the purpose of words is to convey meaning. Calling Technorati a "Web 2.0 search engine" sounds sharp but explains nothing. If you can only describe a word by examples, skip to the examples instead: "It's a search engine for blogs that uses tags, like Flickr." There's an easy way to describe today's online culture of participation without invoking Web 2.0 at all. Just call it the Internet. That way, everyone will know what you mean.


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Mirren and Firth Might Join Exotic Marigold Hotel Sequel
Now it's the best exotic marigold hotel.
Back in October we reported that a sequel to The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel was in the works (under the working title The Bester Exotic Marigold Hotel?) and that the whole cast wants to come back. Well, Showbiz411 is reporting that there are two new guests in talks to join: Helen Mirren and Colin Firth. The first film was one of the year's most profitable, earning over $130 million after costing less than $10 million, so imagine what will happen when they add your grandmother and grandfather's respective biggest crushes.


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The Memory Assessment Clinic provides high quality, compassionate care to older adults who are concerned about changes in their memory. The Roena B. Kulynych Center Memory Assessment Clinic of Wake Forest Baptist Health is one of the few memory assessment clinics in the nation run by specialists in geriatric medicine. We are staffed by a team of specialists in the care of patients with memory related diagnoses including geriatric medicine faculty and fellows, counselors, and neuropsychological evaluators who put together a treatment plan that will address the whole person and his/her family, not just the disease. For example, we integrate counselors into our assessment to address the psychological needs of our patients and their families as they struggle with memory loss. The counseling program offers both individual counseling and support groups to our patients and their families.
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The Kulynych Center Memory Assessment Clinic provides comprehensive assessments to older adults who are concerned about their memory or who may already have a diagnosis of a memory problem and are seeking a second opinion.
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We specialize in the diagnosis and treatment of memory related conditions such as mild cognitive impairment, Alzheimer's disease, Lewy body dementia, vascular dementia and frontotemporal dementia among others.
The initial evaluation takes about 3 hours and includes:
After all the information is gathered and reviewed, the team discusses the patient and arrives at a diagnosis and plan for further evaluation if needed or a treatment plan if no further information is needed. The doctors then discuss the plan with the patient and family. We will also send a letter to the patient's primary care physician describing our diagnosis and recommendations.
If you are concerned about changes in your memory or in the memory of someone you care for, we can help determine if those changes are just part of normal aging or something more serious.
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For general information about the clinic or to refer a patient, please call our clinic coordinator at: 336-713-8963. Appointments are scheduled on Tuesdays from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm. We prefer to have a referral from the patient's primary care doctor.
The Kulynych Memory Assessment Clinic is located on the ground floor of the Sticht Center on Aging. Patients should check into the clinic through the Geriatrics Outpatient Clinic, also located on the ground floor.
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Roosen, Berend Carl (1820-1904)
Berend Carl Roosen, (1820-1904), a Mennonite minister of Hamburg, Germany. After the completion of his theological studies he was chosen as pastor of his home church, the Hamburg-Altona congregation, on 12 October 1845, serving for nearly sixty years until his death. Roosen is said to have been a man of short stature with a kind face and vivid eyes. He was a man of sincere, moderate, somewhat liberal convictions. The long period of his service was one of great calm. Materially the church prospered and its spiritual life also flourished under Roosen's intelligent leadership. Roosen maintained friendly connections with the Lutheran pastors of Hamburg and Altona and enjoyed their high regard. He was active in many areas of church life, including home missions. In his honor the meetinghouse of the home mission society organized by Wichern, which was located in the section of Hamburg known as Winterhude, was named the Roosenhaus. He also was much interested in the foreign Mennonite missions, vigorously supporting the Dutch Mennonite Missions Association at Amsterdam, of which he was a trustee. He died at Hamburg on 20 December 1904.
Roosen published a biography of Menno Simons: Menno Symons den evangelischen Gemeinden geschildert (Leipzig, 1848); his biography of his ancestor Gerrit Roosen appeared in 1854 at Hamburg: Gerhard Roosen weiland Prediger der evangelischen Mennoniten-Gemeinde zu Hamburg und Altona, geboren 1612, gestorben 1711, geschildert. His Geschichte der Mennoniten-Gemeinde zu Hamburg und Altona I and II (Hamburg, 1886, 1887) is the product of serious historical study. In 1893 he wrote a history of his family, which was published by his daughter after his death: Geschichte unseres Hauses (Hamburg, 1905). A sermon of his, Neujahrspredigt gehalten am 1. Jan. 1886, was published in the Mennonitische Blätter of 1884, No. 4.
Dollinger, Robert. Geschichte der Mennoniten in Schleswig-Holstein, Hamburg und Lübeck Neumünster, 1930.
Doopsgezinde Bijdragen (1875): 106 f., 111 f.; (1887): 19; (1905): 202.
Hoop Scheffer, Jacob Gijsbert de. Inventaris der Archiefstukken berustende bij de Vereenigde Doopsgezinde Gemeente to Amsterdam, 2 vols. Amsterdam: Uitgegeven en ten geschenke aangeboden door den Kerkeraad dier Gemeente, 1883-1884: v. I, No. 1003, 2.
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The Durango High School wrestling trio that made the trip to the CHSAA Class 4A Wrestling State Championships is off to a solid start after Day 1 on Thursday at the Pepsi Center in Denver.
Daniel Gustavson and Nick Tarpley picked up victories in their opening matches, while Matthew Lavengood fell to state contender Rylen Thalhammer of Palmer Ridge in his opening match.
Gustavson wasted very little time moving on to the next round. He pinned Jorge Cortez of Mead in 1 minute, 55 seconds to advance in the 220-pound bracket.
The DHS junior will face Evan Lancelot of Pueblo Central today with a berth in the state semifinals on the line.
Tarpley, meanwhile, had to grind it out a bit more than his teammate before eventually prevailing 3-2 over Broomfield junior Jarod Albo.
Up next for Tarpley, whos lost just four times all year against 39 victories, is Windsor junior Kennen Lanteri, who enters this battle of state title contenders at 44-7 overall.
Lavengood, meanwhile, ran into a capable opponent in Thalhammer, who moved his record to 38-6 this season by pinning the DHS junior in 3 minutes, 58 seconds.
Lavengood, now 29-12, will open Day 2 against Brandon Rivas of Greeley Central, who fell 9-4 in his opening bout and is 33-14 this season. Lavengood will try to wrestle his way back for a third-place finish, starting with Rivas. Another loss in any of his next three matches would end his state tournament.
Windsor leads the 4A tournament after Day 1 with 34 points; Durangos three wrestlers scored six points.